Municipal water, wastewater treatment and distribution facilities are embracing automation and remote operation and monitoring. The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) empowered by the Industrial Internet of Wisdom (IIoW) will have a $15 billion impact on the market by 2026 and will divert another $16 billion through different market routes.
Due to the rapid development of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) it is clear that there will be a large sedimentation and centrifugation market, but it is less clear who will be the purchasers. Centrifuge manufacturers are well positioned to take a leading role due to the challenging maintenance requirements for this high-speed equipment.
Amarinth, a leading company specialising in the design, application and manufacture of centrifugal pumps and associated equipment to the Oil & Gas, petrochemical, chemical, industrial and power markets, has secured an order from London Marine Consultants on a very short 14 week lead for a vertical sump pump that will mounted on the bow of the FPSO Pioneiro de Libra and is IP66 rated to protect against heavy seas washing over it.
The largest users of industrial air and water monitoring equipment are also the industries which are most concentrated. A few oil and gas companies produce most of the oil and gas.
Event continues to draw delegates across the government, international organisations, industry, and academia sectors from more than half of the world’s countries/regions, with S$14.5 billion in total value of business announcements.
New elements such as the Hydro-gen and Innovation Pavilion, as well as expanded discussions on industrial water solutions are among the key highlights of the event – aimed at co-creating innovative water solutions.
Given the importance of a hospital within any social infrastructure, it is imperative to keep all technical and mechanical functions running seamlessly to avoid any impact on staff and, most importantly, the patients.
North American Municipal Drinking Water Plants Will Spend Over $3.5 Billion on New Hardware, Instrumentation and Treatment Chemicals. This is the conclusion reached by the McIlvaine Company in reviewing the projects it is tracking in North American Public Water Plants and People.
Municipal water treatment facilities will spend $4.5 billion this year for filters and clarifiers. This is the latest forecast achieved by aggregating projections in four McIlvaine Market reports.
In its inaugural staging, Water Expo has proven to be a global platform for water solutions with the convergence of international and regional policymakers, industry leaders, experts and practitioners to address challenges, showcase technologies, discover opportunities and celebrate achievements in the water world.
